Purpose

The IPFW Student Employee of the Year Award was established to recognize and help promote the outstanding contributions and achievements of IPFW students who effectively combine campus work with the academic commitments.

Criteria for Qualifications

To be eligible for consideration, the nominee must be:

• Currently enrolled in classes as a IPFW student
• Working at least 10 hours a week on campus
• Employed in the same department/ office for at least 6 months
• Generally student workers may be classified as "regular Work-Study", institutional hourly wage, graduate assistants, or even Co-op students to be nominated

        Criteria for Award

        The selection committee will evaluate all nominations based on the following criteria:

• Team Work/Collaboration
• Commitment
• Excellence in Attitude
• Initiative & Creativity
• Problem Solving

Additional Information

National Student Employment Week is April 7-13, 2013.  The winner will be announced April 10th and presented with a plaque and $250 award. Complete and submit the nomination form by April 2nd to Karen Campbell, Career Services, KT 109

Year                Name

2013                Paul Hastings: Undergraduate Recipient
2013                Sasha Allgayer: Graduate Recipient
2012                Mark Cox
2011                Angela Centurioni
2010                Emily Wright
2009                Sarah Bertsch
2008                Aaron McClaskey
2007                Mariah Yager

Purpose

The IPFW Student Employee of the Year Award was established to recognize and help promote the outstanding contributions and achievements of IPFW students who effectively combine campus work with the academic commitments.

Qualifications

IPFW student who is currently enrolled in classes, works at least 10 hours a week on campus, and has been employed in the same department/office for at least 6 months. The award must be used during the 2013-2014 school year.

Criteria for Award

The selection committee will evaluate all nominations based on the following criteria:

1. Team Work/Collaboration
2. Commitment
3. Excellence in Attitude
4. Initiative & Creativity
5. Problem Solving

Additional Information

Complete and submit the nomination form by April 2nd to Karen Campbell, Career Services, KT 109. National Student Employment week is April 7-13, 2013 and the winner will be announced that week and presented with a plaque and $250 award.

Note: Only students nominated by their supervisor will be eligible.

Nomination Form